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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, 5.0.

Thursday, November 5, 1953.

OLIVER THEATRF—

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday +- November 9, 10, 11
GENE KELLY and PIERRE ANGELI
in

“THE DEVIL MAKES THREE ”

Comedy and News

Show starts at $:30 p.m.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday -- November 12, 13, 14
RAY MILAN and ARLENE DAHL

in
“JAMAICA RUN”

Comedy & News Thursday show at 8:30 p.m.

TWO COMPLETE PROGRAMS
EACH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT
First. show at 6:45 — Second show at 8:45
Children admitted to second show only when accompanied by Parents

Thursday, Friday, Saturday This Week: William Lundi-
gan, Jane Greer “Down Among the Sheltering Palms”

Announcing the Opening
of

SMITH’S
Radios and Appliances

Sales and Service

now open for business in

The Saddlery Building Railway Avenue

ANNOUNCING

an

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TATLAYOKO NEWS
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Anniversary Marked
By Neighbours

A record crowd turned out at the
Circle B ranch on Hallowe'en night
to surprise and honour Katie and
Joe Schuk on their seventh wedding
anniversary. Though notification via
grape vine had been passed only a few
days before, friends and neighbors
arrived from West Branch, Kleena
Kleene, Tatla Lake and Chilanko
Forks. :

‘The young people, numbering al-
most even with the grown ups, spent
a hilarious evening around a bon-
fire in the yard, sending up spark-
showering rockets. At 8 p.m. they all
collected to to view a full length
colour movie of the 1953 Anahim
Stampede and construction of the
Bella Coola Road plus the final meet-
ing of the two bulldozers responsible
for building it. Supper was served
buffet style, everyone having brought
party provisions, resulting in a color-
ful and varied assortment of party
fare. Music was thoughtfully provid-
ed by Dolores Carlton, Edith Hen-
derson and West Branch’s Don Nich-
jolson, with an electric recorder fill-
ing in. The party progressed with
dancing and visiting until 3:30\a.m.
most families gathered their
small children, asleep in the quieter
regions of the ranch house, and
drifted homeward.

DON GAGNE and his family have
been living at Joe Schuk’s ranch
since about the middle of September.
Don is working with Joe’s Cletrac
dozer.

ALEX MATHESON is quite happy
with the progress he has been mak-
iny plowing his Quetsin ranch. After
spending ten days plowing at Tatla
Lake he bro:ght the John Deere
Diesel home to do his own work.

PETE BAPTISTE has been build-
ing a new cabin to house his chil-
dren during the school term. The
eabin is situated just west of the
valley road and about a quarter.of
a mile north of the John Henderson
raneh buildings, leaving a mile and
a half for the children to go to school.

The weather has remained gqod
for this time of the year, resulting
in most of the Fall Work being well
in hand. -

CAPT. G. D. 0. LLOYD, who has
been a resident of Tatlayoko for the
past twenty odd years, has sold his
ranch in the valley. Temporarily -as-
sisting at the Kleena Kleene lodge,
he intends fixing up his new place
near there formerly owned by Pete
i isvjen.

MR. and MRS. OLAF SATRB,"or-
liginally from the United States; have
bought Capt. Lloyd’s ranch. Mrs.
Satre and her children are buzy_get-
ting settled in their new home w.
husband Olaf is finishing up his ,job
in Alaska.

JOE SCHUK made a trip into Wil-
jiams Lake Tuesday with cattle tor
the sale. Mrs. Don Gagne drove in
with him, :

MRS. LORNA WILSON took /her
two young daughters to Williams
Lake October 30th where Lorena
Dale. the eldest, was hospitalized for
tonsilitis four days. Out of the hos-
pital and feeling fine now, the little
girls are anxious to get home to their

Daddy, Daye, and their Sucker Creek
home.

MR. and MRS. ALLAN BITTNER
of West Branch drove home Novem-
ber 4th from Williams Lake with
their new baby daughter, Barbara
Ann.

Lac La Hache News

MISS WILSON, Miss Greenslade
and Mr. McRae, of the teaching staff
took charge of the children’s mas-
querade party on Hallowe'en. They
were assisted by D. Ewart, Roy Hut-
chins, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Lindgren
and others. Costume prize winners
were Neather Bryce, gypsy; Myrna
Jean Spenst, a hear; Bradley Wright,
little red devil; Kenneth Wright,
Mammy Yokum; Mickey Campbell,
Indian fancy dress.

The fireworks display was much
enjoyed by old and young alike, while
a large bonfire warmed up the coun-
tryside. One unfortunate occurance
was the total loss of a stack of baléd
hay owned by J. Alexander. It was
apparently ignited by a flying live
coal from one of the rockets.

GILBERT. FORBES has recovered!
from his recent illness in Vancouver
and has returned home. In his ab-
sence he found that the spare wheel
and tire had been stolen from his
ear, which had been left parked by
G.B 's home,

WATER SUPPLY at the school is
still a source of grief. The well seems
to be quite useless being mostly mud.
It looks as if the well-dillers will have
to get back on the job and try drill-
ing a litte deeper.

RILL HOPPER with a party of
friends from Vancouver has come
up for some hunting, staying at D.
F. Wright's.. Local hunters 1eport
game of all kinds rather scarce this
season. zs

BILL DINGWALL spent several
days in Vernon with friends for
some pheasant shooting.

Bella Coola Travellers
Come Over New Road

Visitors to Williams Lake Wed-
nesday, enroute to Vancouver were
Lloyd Brindleson, Boyd Hammer and
Stennor Saugstad, all of Bella Coola. |
They left Bella Coola Monday night |
at 12:30 in Lloyd’s jeep, making the
90 miles to Ike Sing’s Anahim Store
by 8:30 next morning, with stops for
camp fire coffee on the way, They
reported some snow on the road but
no break downs or bog downs. Sten-
nor plans on joining his wife and
family in Vancouver. They went down
by boat from Bella Coola.

BIRTHS
At War Memorial Hospital

ASTLEY — To Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Astley of Williams Lake, a son,
born October 27.

STEWART—To Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Stewart of Williams Lake, a son,
born October 31.

FRANKS—To Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Franks of Lac La Hache, a son,
born November 3.

LAVERDIERE — To Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Laverdiere of Williams
Lake, a daughter, born November
4,

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They're Getting Ready for Christmas
Down at Brandly’s

The shelves are loaded with Christmas items for
those who like to be ready well ahead of time and those
who have to catch early mails with gifts and cards.

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COUTTS & REXALL FANCY WRAPPING PAPER
CHRISTMAS RIBBON
TAGS & SEALS - XMAS SCOTCH TAPE
CHRISTMAS CARDS

From humorous styles to ones with
the age-old religious theme

AND P.S.
They have enough tree ‘icicles’ this year
to handle every customer in the Cariboo.
for Christmas shopping
“TRY YOUR DRUG STORE FIRST”

Branpiy’s Druc Store

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be mailed please include 10c¢

Saturday Only
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TENDER YOUNG
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The wise motorist prepares his car NOW for the
hazards of winter driving. Lubication, oil change,
anti-freeze in the radiator, these are musts to
the driver who refuses to be caught short!

- How About Tires?
You'll drive safer if your car’s equipped with
General ‘Winter Cleat’ snow tires.

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